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07 Sept 2012
Lawyer earns spot among most influential African-born Australians
A Sunshine lawyer has been named on a list of Australia’s 100 most influential African-born residents. Slater and Gordon personal injury lawyer Kot Monoah was honoured...
Find out more31 Aug 2012
Heavy toll of car dooring incidents points to need for bigger fines
Slater and Gordon has backed calls for stronger penalties for drivers who open their car doors in the path of approaching cyclists. The firm, which is presently...
Find out more21 Aug 2012
Statement regarding the release of confidential information
Whilst it is understandable that there is great media interest in the details of discussions between former partners of Slater and Gordon and a former employee, we...
Find out more20 Aug 2012
Statement regarding the employment of Prime Minister Gillard
As Slater and Gordon has previously indicated these events occurred more than 17 years ago. None of the individuals involved remain in the employment of Slater and...
Find out more01 Aug 2012
$43.5 million in-principle settlement in Nufarm class action
Class action law firms Maurice Blackburn and Slater and Gordon today confirmed that an in-principle agreement has been reached in the shareholder class action against...
Find out more10 Jul 2012
Cracked homes highlight need for building industry overhaul
Slater and Gordon is calling for an overhaul of Victoria’s building industry, starting with an independent taskforce to investigate why homes around Melbourne are...
Find out more27 Jun 2012
Biggest ever shareholder class action settlement gets finalised
The Federal Court today approved the terms of settlement in the long-running Slater and Gordon Centro shareholder class action. The class action commenced in May, 2008,...
Find out more15 Jun 2012
Australian Defence Forces history of abuse and the disparity of justice
Yesterday, one of the first calls I received was from a young soldier 'Tim'*, who is currently serving in the defence force. He told me he had been abused, bullied and...
Find out more01 Jun 2012
Family of Scotch College welcomes coronial findings released today
Coroner Audrey Jamieson today released the findings of her inquest into the death of Canterbury teenager Nathan Francis, who died after eating food containing nuts at a...
Find out more21 May 2012
WorkCover problems within the scheme
Poor investment returns, blowouts in WorkCover costs and increased payments to insurance agents are at the heart of WorkCover’s $4 billion black hole not an increase...
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